Nieman Foundation at Harvard
C.W. Anderson points us toward one of his favorite journalism essays, by Elihu Katz, from 1989:
No one knows what journalism is, occupationally speaking. Journalists certainly do not. They do not spend much time pondering whether they are a profession, an applied science, an art, an entertainment, or an industrial bureaucracy. But every once in a while it becomes apparent that the question is important – even for journalists.
